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Karpathos Island history information • Lefkos, Pigadia, Arkasa, Diafani, Ammoopi, Olympos


GLAROS
Website: www.hotel-glaros.gr
 
Address: Diafani, 85700, Karpathos 

Contact Numbers: • Tel.: 22450-51259 • Mobile: 6947944601 • Fax: 22450-51259

Total number of Accommodation Rooms: 5

Kitchen Kitchenette Refrigerator
Toaster Boiler Safe box Telephone common
Description / Accommodation Details:

Studios "Glaros"-furnished Aparments' in Diafani are there for your rest and recreation. It is located in a scenic area with a warm family enviroment. You can admire the endless Sea while enjoing the green pine treas blue skies
The apartments are located on the mountains, only 30-40 meters from the beach. They have spacious and comfortable rooms with large balconies. The apartments have big bathrooms, refrigerators and stoves with all the necessary cooking utensils. Your pleasant stay is quaranteed.
We have two room apartments with traditional beds. They are comfortable for a family of 4 to 5 people.
There is a telephon center and every room has its uor telephone. There is Internet access for all of our quest. A bar located next to the reception for breakfast, drinks, e.t.c

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DIAFANI Karpathos
The traces of Minoan settlement in the Cove of Cambi Bay, the ruins of Hellenistic public baths in the Loutro (bath) site and the nameplace Palaia (ancient) are signs that the Diafani site has been chosen for settlement since the ancient times.

Because of the Arabic raids, the inhabitants of the region were also forced to abandon their homes and take refuge in the mountainous and hard-to-access nearby Olymbos which maintained a castle around the central and highest part of the village.

In the end of the 19th century, when the sailing boats of the pirates were forced out by engine-powered battleships, the inhabitants of the castle in Olymbos took heart and moved down to settlements by the sea, just as the inhabitants of Koráki (village of Aperi) moved down to Pigádia (officially recently renamed "Kárpathos" and capital city of the island) during the same era.

The reason for moving to Diafáni is certainly not the fact that there was an ancient settlement there. The main reason was that the bay would serve the needs of the people who had to go to Saria to cultivate their lands or establish trade with the surrounding islands.
The bay is the least exposed to wind and high waves and the closest one to both, Olymbos and Saria.

Diafani has experienced a dramatic development especially since after World War II.

 

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